Freepalestine Stories

𝓯𝓸𝓻 𝓪 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓶𝓲𝓬𝓪𝓵 𝓲𝓶𝓫𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓮 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓼𝓾𝓻𝓮 𝓴𝓷𝓸𝔀 𝓱𝓸𝔀 𝓽𝓸 𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 𝓪 𝓽𝓻𝓪𝓲𝓷

September 2001. Two little girls. One tiny school. An arch. A fight. A sky that changed everything. The order no longer matters; it's all the same season now. Twenty-five years of wars...and somewhere inside all of it, something that refused to become a ghost. This is her unsent letter: part elegy, part love story, part reckoning. She had sky blue eyes, dark curls, and a laugh that made the shadows flinch. And for twenty-five years, she was the half of the story she couldn't stop carrying. No Villains. No neat endings. Just two women who found each other again... at exactly the wrong time. And exactly the right one. If you love sapphic yearning, you will not want to skip this read.

A short story about the humanity beneath the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

A short and controversial yet powerful poem capturing the pain and devastation of a mother loosing her child during the war between Palestine and Israel jotted by a high school student.

"why can't everyone just be nice to each other?"

Would you like to dive with me........... to the depth of the core?

In a war-torn region, twelve-year-old Noor navigates the daily struggles of survival while caring for her three younger sisters after the loss of their mother. With resilience and determination, Noor documents their harsh reality, hoping to shed light on their plight and inspire change. Disclaimer: NOT A ROMANCE ∘₊✧──────✧₊∘ Highest ranking: #1 in Palestine #1 in Alleyesonpalestine #1 in Alleyesonrafah #1 in Ethniccleansing #1 in Fuckisrael #1 in Zionism

stop falling for zionist propaganda

this is only poetry, do not expect any stories. every chapter is a new poem. Everything I've written are my stories that I've experienced, or heard somewhere and got inspired by it. you may relate or not, and it's totally okay.

Torn apart from his family, homeland and childhood because of his faith and identity, he grew up to be a hope for the hopeless, voice for the oppressed, liberator of the occupied lands - a revolution himself. ☆彡☆彡☆彡 Israel has long trampled over the Palestinians' rights, kept on pushing the land and its inhabitants into an endless pit of injustice. Palestine - a land that has footsteps of revered men from the past hidden beneath its dust, is believed to be free once again. But, the questions remain... When will it be? Who will make it free? Those who dare to dream, Can they persevere through the consequences of standing against a super-power? Or will they, along with their dreams, be reduced to dust? ☆彡☆彡☆彡

**JUST FOR JOKES PLS DONT GIMME HATE LOL (also rip liam ily) "Yes. I believe in equality and feminism and justice and freedom. I love one direction and bts and taylor swift and yes, I'm basic, and what the hell are you gonna do about it?" I spat. The crowd in the auditorium gasped loudly. "So shoot me. But I'll be darned if you do." His finger moved to the trigger but before he could do anything a voice boomed out from behind me. "WAIT!" Trump screamed into a microphone. Everyone's heads snapped towards Trump and Simon Cowell. "Firstly-" Trump raised his hands. "We're gonna build a wall." "FREE PALESTINE!!!" Zayn suddenly screamed, running across the pitch with the biggest flamethrower I have ever seen in my life. HOLD UP. LETS REWIND. *rewinds* Audrey has been kidnapped (yes, KIDNAPPED) by the retired band One Direction. Like the stupid dumb memes she sees on tiktok. Her day could literally not get any worse (it's actually going alright... she's just a bit confused and shocked). When Hazza Styles comes kicking down doors and saving the world (at least, that's his excuse for robbing), Audrey discovers that the missing former band members have resorted into a life of crime to reach their end goal, and there's nothing they won't do to reach it (including kidnapping). What is their end goal, you may ask? : DESTROY PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SIMON COWELL (+BTS, their biggest rivals)

A space where we should open ours eyes to see the truth of the world

*Olives in the Rubble* **By S. Fatima** In Gaza, sixteen-year-old **Yusra Al-Najjar** survives between ruins and airstrikes - with nothing but her diary, her little sister, and a heart full of unspoken words. She writes what the world forgets: The names behind the numbers. The dreams buried beneath broken schools. The hope that still grows, like **olives in the rubble**. ---

Title says it all. Tags will continued to be added depending on what I write. 1st Essay: Palestine

A collection of letters I've collected for/to the people of Palestine 🩷

This is a short story based on a true story in Palestine. Introduction of the characters: 1. Azkia, a-sixteen-year-old Palestinian girl who lost her whole families. 2. The Rescuer. 3. Israeli Soldiers. 4. Jasir. 5. Zainab, a little Palestinian girl who is able to see the future. #SavePalestine #FreePalestine

alejandro de los santos khamis.

Azad Palestine ek sacha, jazbaati aur dardnaak safar hai muqabla-e-azadi ke dil tak, jahan qurbani ki kahaniyan, watan se mohabbat aur azaadi ki sada zor se goonjti hai.yeh majmua shaheedon, beghar logon aur un sapnon ko salam karta hai jo ab bhi siege ke neeche "Free Palestine" kehte hain. Yeh na sirf dukh ka izhaar hai, balki woh aag hai jo har inch watan ko wapas haasil karne ka irada rakhti hai.